Gabriel (Gaybe) Moore

Bacteria are everywhere you go. In the case of Caulobacter crescentus —the funky, crescent-shaped star of a recent paper by Assistant Professor of Biology Gaybe Moore ’15 —this is no exaggeration. It’s in the soil, in the water, and around your plants, and it surprisingly produces the world’s stickiest superglue as a biofilm.

This year’s Lab Crawl drew what may be the largest crowd in the event’s illustrious history, with some 500 students and dozens of faculty taking part. Missed out on the excitement? It looked something like this.

Oct. 27 open house highlights research across the sciences—and just about everywhere else.